MICHAEL J CKSON

@mjackson

Building better websites with

Carlsbad, CA
remix.run
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    Nov 3

    BIG news! React Router v6 is now stable. 🙌 This is the best router we’ve ever released. We took all the best parts of every major version and combined them in v6. Enjoy! 😅

    📣 React Router v6 is here! 👀 • Automatic layout handling with nested routes 🐣 • Route ranking 📊 • Relative routing and links ⛓ • Completely rewritten with React hooks 🎣 • Over 50% smaller than v5 📉 Read the blog post NOW 👇
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  2. 7 hours ago

    "Build better websites, sometimes with Remix" 😅

    4. Similar to how made every one good at more productive, makes one with thorough web fundamentals more productive. All the fundamental knowledge I acquired long back came to life.
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  3. 15 hours ago

    We're hiring at ! If this tweet makes you smile, I would love to work with you 😁

    📣 We are hiring! 🚀 Do you love browsers? Did you immediately answer "YES" but then wonder if that was a trick question? 😅 Most importantly: do you get a kick out of creating amazing user experiences? We would love to work with you! 😍 Check it 👇💿
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    15 hours ago

    📣 We are hiring! 🚀 Do you love browsers? Did you immediately answer "YES" but then wonder if that was a trick question? 😅 Most importantly: do you get a kick out of creating amazing user experiences? We would love to work with you! 😍 Check it 👇💿

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    15 hours ago

    In case you are curious about what is about, I'm starting a newsletter next week. I will be curating Remix-related content on a weekly basis. Wanna join?

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  6. Retweeted
    Dec 8

    with is just 🔥🔥🔥 I have rebuilt my product in time record and wow I feel productive. Thanks!

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  7. Dec 8

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    Remix is exciting. More exciting than I though it was going to be :) I'll probably build a Remix plugin for Nx in the next month.
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  8. Retweeted
    Dec 7

    TL;DR I'm Revel, a 12-year-old developer. My Dad () and I just rewrote and open-sourced my Dadvent Calendar site using . , , , you need to read this! 🧵 thread to follow 👇

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    Dec 7

    . is great. An interesting take is I think a lot of folks over look some of the good stuff we used to have. I'm not sure it could have been built the way it was without the context of old web dev. They did that while applying a lot of good *new* ideas. Great stuff.

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  10. Dec 7

    tl;dr: Remix outperforms the Next.js Hacker News demo by over 2x. Remix also avoids content layout shift by rendering a full HTML document instead of a spinner for each link. Again, these are just demos. So please don't take them too seriously! 😅

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  11. Dec 7

    If you've been wondering about React Server Components and , we are happy to share some research we've done. We understand that RSC isn't quite ready yet, but this post should help you see how RSC compares to Remix, both on its own and within Next.js 👇

    📝 Remix and React Server Components One of the biggest questions we keep getting is "what's the deal with Remix and React Server Components?" Remix is uniquely positioned to take full advantage of RSC, but its too early right now, here's why:
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  12. Retweeted
    Dec 7

    🧵 I've been watching React Server Components closely, now that Remix v1 is out, I started running some experiments to see where they fit and how they can help Remix. I'm gonna post some of the experiments here, but you should read the whole article:

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  13. Retweeted
    Dec 2

    "Remix achieved something that not many modern web frameworks have been able to. I felt like a web developer again. The great divide, the front & back separation, the myth of the full-stack unicorn… all gone. I was building a website and having fun at it."

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  14. Dec 4

    Totally not intended but Remix may end up bringing back the Unix philosophy of stitching together small programs instead of having one big program that does everything 😅

    Really like how Remix encourages you to just use Tailwind CLI and run some scripts in parallel instead of trying to tightly integrate things. This is the setup I’m planning to recommend in general for Tailwind 3 — just way less shit that can break.
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    Dec 4

    Tried out today (for a top secret side project 👀) and boy oh boy it’s fantastic. Hat tip to and the team! Between and Remix, it looks like the « Rails meets React »-era of JS frameworks is dawning! 🌅

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    Dec 4

    Can’t remember the last time I was this excited about a product, but just nails it. Its handler architecture will make it easier to gradually migrate/experiment- and that’s key. Time to build that side project I postponed for a while..

    Been using for a week now. It's been a while since the last time I enjoyed a web framework this much. I believe Remix's most impressive feature is that it bears a strong resemblance to the best parts of . Allow me to elaborate:
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  17. Dec 3

    SoHo neighborhood on GeoCities

    Tell me how long you’ve been into web development without telling me. I’ll start, I’ve shipped working web apps when browsers had absolutely no debugging or inspection facilities.
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  18. Dec 3

    The “little bit of magic” I’m talking about here is the way Remix lets you write your server code right alongside your React component code. It’s a huge productivity booster, and the part that I think people are talking about when they say it feels “like PHP” … because it’s fun

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    How did abstract away the server? Just a little bit of magic✨Our conversation with is out today!
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    Dec 3

    This was an awesome episode. is excellent, you should definitely check it out. Thanks again !

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    How did abstract away the server? Just a little bit of magic✨Our conversation with is out today!
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    Dec 3

    How did abstract away the server? Just a little bit of magic✨Our conversation with is out today!

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  21. Dec 2

    Careful! You may feel so productive with that you end up actually shipping your side projects 🛸

    Exactly how I feel. I wanted to build a simple toy app to explore but I’ve been having so much fun working on it, it’s becoming a full-featured product that I might actually release.
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